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Gordon Wilson is a Senior Lecturer in Technology and Development at the Open University, where he is Director of the inter-faculty Environment, Development and International Studies Programme. Richard Kimbowa works for Uganda Coalition for Sustainable Development (UCSD), a local membership advocacy NGO. He is an alumnus of the OU's . c Development Mangement Programme (2003-2006).

Environment, Development, and Sustainability book

Environment, Development, and Sustainability book. Looking beyond developing countries, this book presents examples from around the globe, reflecting the way that development is not a finished state: North America, the EU countries and Australasia continue to develop (and conversely have pockets of awful deprivation), and environment, development and sustainability are as much intertwined in these regions as elsewhere in the world.

Perspectives and cases from around the world. Section A Introduction 1: Making the connections between environment, development, and sustainability Section B Learning from the local 2: The challenge for environment, development and sustainability in China

320 pages, 55 line drawings. Environment, Development and Sustainability represents an examination of these three integrated issues that form the main ongoing challenge of this century.

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Environment, Development, and Sustainability : Perspectives and Cases from Around the World. by Richard Kimbowa and Pam Furniss.

Environment: journeys through a changing world (U116) Student activities from this module based on short films . Environment and Sustainability: perspectives and cases from around the world, eds . ilson, . urniss and . imbowa, Oxford Univ Press, 2009

Environment and Sustainability: perspectives and cases from around the world, eds . imbowa, Oxford Univ Press, 2009. Award Director (to end of 2010) for the postgraduate programme in Environmental Decision Making (EDM). Academic interests include water resources, natural resource management, freshwater quality, water and wetland conservation.

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Gordon Wilson is a Senior Lecturer in Technology and Development at the Open University, where he is Director of the inter-faculty Environment . He is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Pamela Furniss is a Senior Lecturer in Environmental Systems at the Open University.

Wilson, Gordon; Furniss, Pamela and Kimbowa, Richard ed.

Wilson, Gordon; Furniss, Pamela and Kimbowa, Richard eds. (2009). Environment, Development, and Sustainability: Perspectives and cases from around the world. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. Environment, Development and Sustainability is a multi-authored collection of 27 short chapters that presents a variety of perspectives on the issue of sustainable development with case studies drawn from around the globe. The book celebrates the diversity of its contributors, using it positively as a resource for a more holistic learning approach to environment, development and sustainability.

Wilson, . Furniss, . & Kimbowa, R. (Ed. Abbott . Wilson G. (2015) Lived Experience, Science and a Social Imagination. In: The Lived Experience of Climate Change. Environment, development and sustainability: Perspectives and cases from around the world. Oxford: Oxford University Press.